Sölvesborg medium wave transmitter
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Sölvesborg medium wave transmitter is a radio station situated outside Sölvesborg in the southern part of Sweden and was inaugurated May 30, 1985. The station broadcasts the programs of Radio Sweden International on 1179 kHz.
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The scenery is dominated by two steel lattice towers, 135 metres high and situated close to the beach, thus providing optimal earthing characteristics, something which is necessary for a good coverage on these frequencies. The transmitter has a feeded effect (PEP) of 600 kW and a radiating effect of 2000kW (ERP). The antenna has optimal directional characteristics in 70 and 270 degrees.
